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Our lucky day
We left Lima with the overnight bus to Cusco. The trip us uneventful at the start but our luck would soon change. One of the activities to pass time on the bus is bingo, well wouldn't you know Connie won. The prize was a trip back to Lima which we won't be using but anyway good to win. What happened next is like a movie replay. We had just turned a …
We No Speak Americano ( Yolanda Be Cool )
The worst thing about traveling is the traveling, It took 22 hours door to door from our San Fransisco hotel to our new home. Our epic journey involved a bumpy 10 hour flight, a 4 hour wait in Lima airport (thank god for pizza and wifi), a regional flight to Cusco and a long taxi ride to the sacred valley where the driver chatted feverishly …
The inca trail
... climb was in front of us, the climb consisted of very steep stairs some were so big they came up above my knees, the sun was shining and our backpacks were feeling increasingly heavier. We made it to the resting point in about an hour and an half, everyone was shattered, one of the argentinians was really struggling with altitude and so we stopped at this point for almost an hour before the hardest part of the trek. A further 350m incline to take us to 4200m. Although a much ...
The Pigs of Ollantaytambo
... She did tell me she was rooting for the Storm in the Grand Final..Speaking of Grand Finals ..Sydney beat hawthorn last night...Poor David Muller must be gutted !!
Fernando didnt climb the ruins but stayed at the bottom with the others, he didnt bring his hat so borrowed one from Angelique..a lovely one with a floppy brim and flowers, he looked so funny. But I guess up here you can wear anything.
After the ruins we drove ...
Inca Heaven
... to a place like that..breath taking.. Considering how old it is, its in excellent condition..mostly the only things missing were the roofs but as they were made3 from straw thats understandable. Freddy managed to take us over the ruins and avoid most of the people so we were able to take photos without too many people in them ..I was really pleased with the photos. The sonework the Incas used was mind blowing, so perfectly cut straight and each block fitting perfectly ...
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